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    DS Clock 2.6.1

    UPDATED ON:   October 10, 2011
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    CATEGORY: Desktop Enhancers, Utilities

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    DS Clock is a FREE digital desktop clock that displays variable date and time information built from the format string.The program allows you to fully customize its look and feel.You can select any combination of date, time, and time zones, insert any text, pick custom colors and fonts, set custom sound to play at the top of the hour, play real Westminster chimes, etc.DS Clock can synchronize your computer' s clock with Atomic Time Servers.

    Features
    • Customizable clock display
    • Synchronization with atomic
    • time servers all over the world
    • Swatch Internet Time
    • Real Westminster chimes
    • Sound at the top of the hour
    • and on the half hour
    • Upcoming reminders of Calendarscope
    • Windows® Vista support
    • Windows® 7 support

     

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    Size: 1.36 MB
    Supported OS:Windows 2K, XP, Vista, 7
    Requirements:None
    Last updated:October 10, 2011

     

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